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The Lamborghini Aventador has been around since 2011 and has already seen a range of variants like the SV. Now although usually the SV model heralds the end of a life cycle for a Lamborghini V12 supercar as per tradition, the Italian automaker decided to give the Aventador a much needed mechanical upgrade last year and launched the Aventador S instead giving the lineup a new lease on life. That said, the Aventador has been around for a long time now and will get a replacement soon. And to officially mark the end of its life cycle, Lamborghini will soon be launching yet another SV model. This time however, the SV gets a 'J' suffix - 'SVJ' - where the J stands for Jota. The terms Jota (pronounced Yota) has been traditionally used for the most hardcore and driver focused versions of Lambos and is a hark back to the original and rare Miura Jota of the 60s and the Diablo S30 Jota of the 90s.

A prototype model of the next-gen Toyota Corolla was recently spotted testing in the US and the test mule was seen with heavy black camouflage. The car will be based on the company's TNGA platform as the new Camry and Prius.

Images of the 2019 BMW 7 Series facelift saloon have recently surfaced online. This time around we even get to see the updated cabin of the car, which will now come with a new fully digital instrument panel and infotainment display.

Audi Sport has released a new teaser announcing the unveiling date for its e-Tron Vision GT Concept, for the Gran Turismo racing game series. The concept car is slated to be revealed on April 6, 2018.

Images of a test mule of the next-gen Audi S6 performance sedan has recently surfaced online. The car seems to be nearing the end of its development stage and Audi is expected to be introduced sometime in 2019.

We have a list of all the cars that are likely to make their way to India straight from Geneva.

A Swedish website Teknikens Varld, posted a new image that reveals the rear end and partly the side profile of the upcoming S60 completely undisguised.

Mercedes-Benz has teased the upcoming all-electric EQC SUV in a new video. The video showcases the production version of the EQC all-electric SUV wearing heavy camouflage undergoing winter testing in the arctic circle. The EQC SUV will be based on the Mercedes-Benz EQ Concept car that was originally showcased at the 2017 Frankfurt Auto Show and then again at the 2018 Indian Auto Expo. The EQC SUV will also be the first product offering by Mercedes-Benz under the new EQ sub brand that will only have all-electric models of cars on offer. The Mercedes-Benz EQC will be launched as a production model in 2019.